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Distillation column flooding

2017-12-01View Original

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According to the operating procedures, too low a temperature at the top of the distillation tower can cause water vapor to surge into the tower? How to analyze it? ?
Reply #22017-12-01
The temperature at the top of the tower is low, and there is liquid water on the tray; this water accumulates and flows downward to the lower part of the tower, where it causes bumping and disrupts normal operation.
Reply #32017-12-01
In this case, it usually only flows onto the upper trays, right? The middle and lower parts should be fine, right?

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